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''[[Piet-my-vrou]]'' is the title of a television drama by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015). | ''[[Piet-my-vrou]]'' is the title of a television drama by [[Chris Barnard]] (1939-2015). | ||
| − | The literally means "Piet-my-wife" | + | The title refers to the [[Afrikaans]] name for the red-chested cuckoo, and literally means "Piet-my-wife". |
==The text== | ==The text== | ||
| − | The | + | The TV drama has not been filmed to date, but the text was published in the volume ''[[Piet-my-vrou en Nagspel]]'' ([[Tafelberg]], 1982). |
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:39, 16 August 2020
Piet-my-vrou is the title of a television drama by Chris Barnard (1939-2015).
The title refers to the Afrikaans name for the red-chested cuckoo, and literally means "Piet-my-wife".
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The text
The TV drama has not been filmed to date, but the text was published in the volume Piet-my-vrou en Nagspel (Tafelberg, 1982).
Sources
M.M. Pieterse and L. Snyman. 1995. Piet-my-vrou, en Nagspel, deur Chris Barnard: 'n studiegids. Bramley: Guidelines.
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